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"Paddy summerfield" redirects here. For other uses, see Paddy summerfield (disambiguation).

Paddy Summerfield
File:P Baker Cassidy Summerfield .jpg
Paddy Summerfield
Born(1947-02-18)18 February 1947
Derby (moved to Oxford 1949)
EducationStanbridge Earls, Hampshire Oxford Polytechnic 1965-66 Guildford School of Art 1966 -1968[1]
Known for

Paddy Summerfield (b. 1947) is photographer living and working in Oxford, England UK

Oxford-based photographer, Paddy Summerfield, trained at Guildford School of Art in the Photography and the Film departments. Pictures he took in 1967, when he was still a first year student, were later published in Album *1, and pictures published in Creative Camera received recognition for his expressive and psychological approach. He has spent a life-time making personal photographic documents, and teaching and running work-shops, as well as undertaking commissions.

He started exhibiting in London in the late sixties, and his work has been shown since in other London galleries, including the ICA Gallery, The Barbican, The Serpentine Gallery, and The Photographers' Gallery. In 1976, Sir Nicholas Serota (when he was director of the Museum of Modern Art, Oxford) invited Summerfield to exhibit Beneath The Dreaming Spires, his first oneman show. Several Arts Council awards assisted his career.

Exhibitions:

1971 Young Contemporaries I Creative Camera Travelling  Exhibition reviewed in BJP Feb 1971

1972 Young Contemporaries II Creative Camera Travelling Exhibition

1973 *2 Serpentine Photography '73 Serpentine Gallery, Hyde Park, London /  curator: Peter Turner

1974 CO-OPTIC Real Britain 19 Feb-9 March With: Martin Parr/ C Steele-Perkins/ Peter Turner/ Nick   Hedges

1975 Young British Photographers (with Griffin/ Steele-Perkins etc) Modern Art Oxford, Photographers' Gallery London, then travelling UK, Europe, USA

1976 Previous Exhibitors Serpentine Gallery, Hyde Park, London Group

1977 Singular Realities  Museum of Modern Art, Oxford + Side Gallery Newcastle group

1977 Concerning Photography 6 July - 27 Aug Photographers' Gallery in Newport Street site Group 

1982 The Third Meaning Museum of Modern Art,Oxford Group

1982 Under The Arches Stedelijk Museum, Laenhal, Leiden Group

1984 Sequences Cambridge Darkroom Group  

1989 *3 Through The Looking Glass Barbican, London Group 

1989 Sun Life Photography Awards Museum Of Photography Bradford Group

1992 Retrospective Ruskin School of Art solo

2004 English Eyes (curated Peter Hamilton) Leica Gallery, New York group

2005 *4 Empty Days Ovada, Oxford Solo 

Publications by Summerfield:

Mother And Father: Dewi Lewis Publishing 2014 ISBN: 978-1-907893-61-2   *5  *6

The Oxford Pictures 1968-1978 :  Dewi Lewis Publishing 2016 ISBN: 978-1-907893-99-5  *7  *

Empty Days  Dewi Lewis Publishing 2018 ISBN: 978-1-1911306-23-8 *9

Weekend Away  Cafe Royal Books 2016

Distant Times    Cafe Royal Books 2018

Remember Hope    PHOTOPAPER Kasseler Fotografie Festival gUG 2017 http://photopaper.world

Publications and journals with others

Album issue no. 2 1970

British Journal Of Photography Feb 1971 cover photo

Creative Camera April 1970/ Jan 1971 /April 1974/  Dec 1975

Serpentine Photography 73: The Arts Council presents work by 43 young photographers. London: Arts Council of Great Britain, 1973. ISBN 978-0900085949. 45 cards (90 sides) in an envelope

AG Magazine Issue 29 2002 Essay by Gerry Badger

British Journal of Photography: extended review of the Oxford pictures by Gerry Badger June 1976

Family: photographers photograph their families  ed. Sophie Spencer-Wood Phaidon 2005 ISBN 10: 0714844020

Collections

The Arts Council of Great Britain  (Note 1)

The Victoria & Albert Museum

The Hyman Collection  (note 2)

Martin Parr Foundation

Video

FullBleed Productions Mother And Father 2015  (note 3)

www.paddysummerfield.com  official website note 1   

http://www.artscouncilcollection.org.uk/artwork/oxford-1983 note 2 

http://www.britishphotography.org/artists/19187/statement/paddysummerfield note 3

http://www.bjp-online.com/2017/08/fullbleed-presents-paddysummerfields-mother-and-father/

references

*1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Album_(magazine)#Issue_2,_March_1970

*2 "2008 – Serpentine Photography 73". Arts Council Collection. Retrieved 28 March 2017 

*3 https://www.barbican.org.uk/our-story/our-programme/visual-arts/archive

*4  http://www.ovada.org.uk/archive/exhibitions/details-image_id=129&exhibition_id=10.html

*5 http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/nov/02/mother-and-father-paddy-summerfieldreview-photgraphy

*6 http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/dec/07/best-photography-books-2014

*7     http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/12/t-magazine/art/oxford-university-photographs-paddy  summerfield.html

*8     http://i-d.vice.com/en_gb/article/photographing-the-long-haired-lovestruck-students-of  70s-oxford

*9   http://www.dazeddigital.com/photography/article/28579/1/what-does-it-mean-to-be-human

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